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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
GOOD RULES FOR BurrEs-MAKis'
NJ NEs II prsu. SPARTA, WIS.

To make good batter. all hsyiu: care ol
cows sui milk should work inieresiedly,
eonscieniisnsly. and h,rmoniously,--e
deiermlnlug 10 ''do bis best-his very best
and DO II every day"
Then having good butter cows. they may
adopt the following plan With success
I. Keep cows In clean, warm, ventilated
stables In winter.
TrsA, geuty feed, water aud milk
regularly.
Food In winter corn. oats grOuni.
mix with bran, scali and salt occasionally
also carrots, pumpkins, good Timothy,
clover and corn.sialks Avoid iuruips,
cabbage and decayiug vegetables.
4 Food In sumner good pasture aud
fodder-corn.
5 Pure water ~ all seasons
6. scrupulous cleansing OF all utensils.
:. MIA rapidly and quietly In pail
,ha, strains while milking, or cover The
pau with folds of m1sqalto ustiingi rc.
strain through both wire sni cloth iuto
deep cans.
: Reduce AMI hold temperature At 80
degrees.
=. Skim sweet
tare until thlckened. which inilcsiss son
Client acitlty.
A. Air by frequent s,lrring.
n Churn In summer In early morning
every other day. Sandsys excepted 10
winter, not less than semiweskly Ten
psrAiure CO tegrtss
ig Stop ohuruing when 10 The granular
state, draw buiiermilk ani adj weak brine.
Place pure white rather thin cloth in slafge
seamless pan. half nllei With bfine, then
remove butter 10 the pan. Gather The cloth
with The hand. drain, repeat untl no uAee
OF haiisrmilk
"a. Batter s,iu in gr,nulss. sat lpure
dairy, or per n J by siftlug evenly, stir
fiug with ladlc ani turning on cloth.
rs. Pack immediately Ia tabs. previous
" rllei With hot brine, then thoroaghy
cooled.
IL Cover neatly with muslin and eel IN
cool dry place 20 await shipment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

ArRoros oF THE coNTERKScE.-Daflos
+, recent session ~ the Detroit Conference
/. Miami Avenue lady. desiring 10 enter.
tain some OF the visiting clergymen, ana
having limited domestic estAollshm.nI,
visited caterer. whose salads are better
than nj. English, aud engaged his hi 10
gIyIpg = dinner party. Aftsr receiving his
sd,lce a. 20 the amount OF provisions nee
esslry. she turned 10 90, when be SAID
"By The way, Mrs. -, whh klnu OF
people are You going TO have at your dln'
neri'
"Ciergymen." aba answered. .,,
"rm glad you told me, madame youl'
need tslce a. much salad, three times s
much beefa Ia mode. aud lots more OF e''
erythlng. Them ploos eats swfulf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
OLD CONSTITUTION.
A rRur sroaf.


You wonder -hy We keep the Esunt oil road-
Nov that he's lame AMI long been on The
vsnep
Why. All the EreenbAes. Owned In oxford
woaiiar boy up old Constitution. manei
No, hide Of him. no, hair OF hint
We ss -, .sss store ~ hin. isi. old horse, back
And ssoalaar r.r, with hiu,-my wife and 1.
You see. We never had bat jast one baby,
tiie's srovn up nos snd livln' In the Westl
pretty. golden besied chap st three year.
And into mischief. bless HIN Win ,he ossN
Iiov my wife loved hImi Sometimes III say
pOaiyca believe you love that hoy too
whs, 'si come 10 70 fhe dlei and left yei
Tbsrvs other folks has had 10 suffer snehf
rh.n .he grew White about tho lip. ba, .mliln'
"IIusbsni.- said she, -Id try "a live for you
n We should lo-s our boy. then Heaven pro
There -oaiaaT only on. hear, break. bu,
tvoi-
And don't hno- bat What she hal The hight
onT
seem ,o hear hi. ii.pln' praiiis nov.
To .ee hts blue ey,s fun of laugh and twinkle.
lie va cute one. that viii aIio-i
Well. on. day IIn I,he babyl turned up mis-
sln'.
DOny ,nO- hO- Twas. wife never len the
child.
she called 10 me a aeomln' from the ms.idsr,
''rhs babys gons'- Her face vas pretty ~hh'
I huniei every spot . boiy'i thint of
rhs .hssi. ihs ben eooP. 'earehsd 'em enc AMI
The barn, N. sabis-,rue a. I'm aliyih'.
what dyer think Z .a~ there. right in''ae
the stAlif
oar haby-tsnder little rosy crstnT-
Crospln' along without Sign OF drcai.
Ciasa "a the horses fest his blts OF rnFsrs.
And closer Yet his pretty curly heal
OIL Constitution fr.t hal started. lsi'nin'.
Turned his heal slowly. seen The baby tno,
Ilfled one hcof you knos hos hofses 30 w.
same as they -lli 10 shov lcoseneh Shoe
We'll. 80. be -as afraid ,o put that foo, DOM
Held a "a patient. hallway In the alt.
II mus, q been .ome time. bat all those mln
utes
lie hsin'tmove.ia muscle. dllnT dare
Nov 20 yoa wonder TIA, -s love hlm' Here
Jim,
Give me oli poay all the oats he'll nee.i.
A horss ss gosi &c that IL msie up human,
And ought % have some sttries In his ieeu
Marcia nrsdbury jordan In roriiN Ad'iisr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
TnKUsuAL TRKArNKSr

OF ca,srrh 4. very unsatisfactory. s thou
.aud. OF despalfing patients can testify.
On hi. point 4 Trustworthy medical writer
s.,s "Proper local treatment IL poslu'ey
n,e,s..ry 10 success. bat many. no'
most Of the remedies Ia genern uss y.
physicians sffjfd bot temporary oensnt n
cure certainly cannot be expected rom
snaf., powders. doaches and wsnes. -
Ely'. Cream Balm Il a remedy which com.
blnss the important requisites OF qaleA
action. .psclnc curative power via per
feet safety sui pleAsaniness 10 The p,,lsn''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
sur ADMITTED Ir.-Mr. Rive.Kins

suE ADMITTED Ir.-Mr. Rive-King,
the pianist, gave . concert In ST. Paul the
other day. Alter 1t was over very well
known lady Of that eiiy,who had fingered
in the hall. met on the stairway lady
whose mufil.d face she thought she had
.een before, but whose name she couldn',
recall. "I.n't Nine. King q lovely play.
err" said she. "Yes, ! think she i'..'
was the reply. "But isn't she homsly.''
continued the ST. Paul lady; 81 don
thiak I ever saw . homslier person-
"Yss, I quite agree with you," was the
quiet answer. Haven't met you be-
fore :" inquired madam "yoar fse'
seems very familiar. May l ask your
name p "Julia Rive-King." said tn.
pianist; 81 know that Am homely. and
I also know that you meant no offence
II you admire my playing you may %,
what you please about my face"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
An ALpEnMANs pREpIcAMENr.

Poli,iealeircle. in Chicago were amazed
the other day when !, was learned that
Alderman Culler,on had recently ,hosn
himself too sensitive TO ask for credit In q
place where be wa. unknown. The story
runs ,hA, q day or two ago Callsrion 'A'
down In . strange restaurant aud ordered
an sppe,iring light lunch. When he had
eaten he wen, down into bis pocket and
found he hadn't q cent Of money. lie
knew nobody in the restaurant, aud was
unknown. lie had no, the nerve 10
ask for credit. Then began the effort ol
hi. life. The Alderman determined TO
ca, until some one came in whom he
knew, and more food was ordered. The
minutes vent by. The walters brought
on the food. Mr.. Cullerion nesred hi'
creates, capacity. Ills hopes began ic
fail him. bu, hi. dsliyennee vas al
hand. John Murphy came in looking
hungry.
"Hello, Jack, am very glad TO ss'
you," said Cullerton. "Slt down here
aud lunch with me. Order anything YOU
want. But say, Murphy. lend me
couple Of dollars till Tomorrow
"Ba, l have only couple OF dOllsr'
in my pocket" said hi. fiiend.
Then you mus, do as | have done
Ia, till come back"
Saying this. the stuffed man srAbbet
the 81, paid his bill aud escaped from
the place. His friend then saw The d.
lemma be VAS in. with bis lunch ordereC
and his las, dollar gone. The first orde
Was disposed Of. and then. for want o
some other way out. Murphy imiiaie'
Culler,on, and KEEP, on eating until tn
fallne. Of bis stomach MAS mOekery o
his empty pockets. Half an hour wen
by, aud the Alderman returned viii
money to deliver bis friend. Death alon'
can separate them in the future
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

"A eorrespopdsn, OF the MicAigaa Fdrm.
~ says iha, threshlng corn Is coming into
fashion. An ordinsry grain thresher is
used, The corn stalks drawn 10 IL aud run
through the cylinder, the shslled corn be-
log delivered the same ~ other grain
cleaned Tor market. It's said the shslliug
Is more perfect than any corn sheller can
perform the work. The fodder is In sd'
mirable shape for feeding the eoos are
broken into small pieces an inch or less In
length and OF varying dlsmeteri the butts,
however large, are torn into strips and
mixed evenly with the leaves and husks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
BRIDGT0N ACADEMY.

Editor Democrat
twill | presume. be interesting 10
the numerou. readers OF the Democrat,
who have attended this school in the
past. and intend to in the fa,ure. to know
that contract has been made with
Prof. Moody. to continue in charge oi
the school for another term OF years,
aud the pro,pec, for a full attendance 81
the spring term. commencing FAB. LET Is
very a.,iering. A warm friend OF his
"AlmA Mater" has written from Chicago
proposing to donate fifty dollars to be
distributed in prizes =, the end OF the
term, for excellence In English eomPo.
,i,ioa AMI public defamation" for which
all will have an opportunity to compete,
aud two eminen, lecturers have given as.
,uranee that they will addres, the school
during the term. which. with the other
superior advantages. afforded by the con.
stan, use Of the large library and read.
ing room, the elaborate geological eAbi'
net, and most extensive stock OF philo'
.ophical and chemical apparatus OF any
academy in the State. every department
under the charge Of mos, eomps'ens
teachers. the very low rate OF expenses
for board and tuition, render this yer,
desirable school for those Who wish "a
obtain q thorough education.
Gvo = EApxswoRIu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

"A farmer In Cheshire County, y. IL,
on = small farm which be works without
hiring help. made last year from three
cows 1000 pounds OF butter which sold ~
satisfactory prices N private families In
Massachusetts and Rhode Island. in The
SUMNER his wife takes few city boArders
who have been 80 well pleased with the
good butter furnished for the table, a. well
as With The perfect nsatness maintained In
both dairy room and stable. that they have
engaged their winter supply OF butter from
The same source. A good deal greater net
income Is made on that farm than on many
much larger Oues.-LL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

ForR .YEAR.OLD --, lady Who lives
an pron, Avenue has daughter four yesrs
Ola. The other morning the little miss
h,1 be.n naughty, and WAS told oy hef
mother that the Divine Being knew every
AZ, IN her life. lnA halfrepentant frame
of mind she walked into the front p.flor,
.nd wa. penslyely regarding the nre In ias
gfa,s. when The cat came along aud uied
,o work into her good grsces by purring
.nd rubbing against her ankles. Eyen
ts.t dld no, please her, aud Al last her
mother heard her snap oui, go "sy, pus-
az, lt'. bal enough % have God watching
me. wi,hou, having you tagging me 'round'
- -IluF F1fo Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

TO Judge OF mans cattle. swine,
poultry OF other farm breeding stock We
should see The whole herd or dock. Men
take only their beet stock 10 the txhioi'
tlons. They tss, their best cows, and give
the weight OF their heaviest animals, and
then Too often ask buyers 10 expect ths,
these extra animals represent fairly their
entire stock. Thousands OF dollars have
bsen paid FOR Inferior animals which had
no other meIit than = near relationship "a
some superior individual. DO not form
an opinion OF mans breeding stock Who'll
IN by the character OF the animals be shows
a, The fair. Go and see bis whole hsrc be-
fDre huyiug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

Mr.. J. ID. Cove Of Llpneus, Aroostook
County, an ex-msmber OF the Board Of Az
rieulture, raised the past season -four hun
dred aud seventy bushels OF Beauty OF lie.
brou potatoes on one acre OF land. Every
thing was thoroughly donei done In sea-
son and done In the right manner. This
IL the wsy 10 do work. n always 90 done
there would be more remarkable crops 10
report and far less OF crop failures expert.
sncsd. Thorough work is pretty good
insurance policy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

Impscunious Afriean-"Boss, cant yer
gimme a dollar for Chrisimss gini
hasnt done llct OF work In sir mamh.
wealthy geniicmsn OF lsisure-"MI COZ
ored friend. haven't got anything 70 90
myself AMI hayen't h,i for great many
years"
"wel. den, boss, We Am bofe In de same
nt .nd II heahs ob JOB Oh whiieu,shlh
IN 70 halves wid yer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
VALUE OF ROOTS

TIE chief point % excellence claimed Tor
roots i. that they supply the Amoent OF
water wAlCh All animals need when on DRY
nei. 10 moderate and gradual way. II
cat or pulp,d abi mlret with bran. oats
or MIL feed. they furnish ason. semi.uquii
mas. which does not lrritaie The coats oi
ihe stomach. and doe. not overload u or
dliute 10 solvent iaiees . coplous
draught % cold water tsfsn all a. once
woali be apt 10 30. There is force Ia THIS
argument
sheep ought 10 be compelled. A. much
a. possible. % eat their food dry. AZ ths
saliva thereby secrstei and mingled with
Il l. % FAR more ,i'lescy In assisting The
stomach 10 digestion than any lsiee OF
foois. OF auy other moisture could be
sili. Il l. uodoubte,ily irlarioa. 10 The
sheep 20 be obliged u drink I. one time
al he water 10 rsqalrvs In iveniy'fouf
hours. especially lfii 10 ice-ooli.
Roots are rot 80 necessary Tor Msrinos
A. they are for The muitonlFeeis they
Afc principally useful for ewes when gi''
log milk. ard for short period before
they brgln. Sugar.oeets, mAnges, fets'
bag,s. yellow tnrnlps. aud white iufniPs,
are valuable In the order In which they are
here given -Agrlraifurisi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

-DraI,ans,, W Lilu0r Hibh. can b
Cu,si ~ ain,lnisisring Dr. Hl'as' G.ld'a
lSpseife. 1t can be given In cup OF eouse
OF tea without the knowledge OF the per
SON taking lt, sfscilng speedy ana per
mansnt cure, whether The patient = mod
crate drlnser OF en- alcoholic wreck. Inoe'
s,pd. OF drunkAfis have been made TEN
per.ts men who have taken The Golden
spsclne 10 their coffee without hslr now
eire. and 20 day believe they quii drinkns
of,h.Ir own free will. No harmful tfsce
re.ult rom its ADMINISTRATION. Cares guar
.nt,ed. Send for circular and fa!l p.Itle'
ul.r.. Address Ia confidence GOLDEN orr
cIyic Co, lsS Race s.. Cineinnst' o'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

II.vE You ih,ss daagsroa. sympioms-
cough. psln in the slie or otesst, lever
short breath. nleht-sweAt-. tickling: ns'
ing or soreness In The throat, diArrhri, 4,
nervous debility. ss,hms,lc or ofonchial
,nec,iousi II 80. use Al once Aismsons
Bo,aulc Cough lIil.am TriL bottles 10
cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
-s.v,n.,e.r.old Johnny IL fond

-sevsnyesrold Johnny i' fond Of
long words. He heard his mother tell
ing Of man swallowing his false teeth
in his sleep. "Did be have TO take en-
epidemic ," he anxiously inquired. He
asked his mother the o,hsrdsy II you could
tell Just what second . person died. His
mother though not. "Thent Why does u
cay in the paper. Died on the 22d instr :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

"You have local option ln your county
I believe" sald n native 20 stranger
s'Yss," was the reply
GLOW does IL wofkf'
"works astraie You have The opllOn
OF E,iilsg your drink. a. q drug store or
going DRY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

"Aur,li,, have you heard about those
soa,hern GIRL. who forced club 70 boy
eo,t youbg nan who came 10 visit Them
AMI never took them 20 The the,iresF
Aurelll-"Yes ! know All aoou' "- We
girl. have the same kind ofa cl).
"lI0w does 10 work.
Doesn't work a. All. Ani "e.'se' 10
badly over 10. .,,,,-
"The Young men persist 10 calling .
"No. They stay Awsy-ihe wreienes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

&C. II. Cobb OF Poland, raised the past
season over nine hundred bushels Of grain.
mixed oats. peas and wheat Mr.. Cobb is
wlntering sixty-one head OF cattle this
winter, and has plenty OF fodder TO carry
them through.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

exchange s,ys that even here 10 New
Euqland one can bay land for mere sopg.
And be,isrlt Is To buy land for song than
~ give away street pivements, reeei.ing
sing slug in sr:hiuge. n they do 10 New
Nafk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
ACCIDENTS

And how 10 deal with them, and Other val.
usbls medical Information, will be foand
10 Dr. K,ufmsbn's great medical vorf
elegant colored plates. Send three 2-ceni
stamps TO pay postage % A T.. O'dwsy =
Co Bo,ton. .ni rscelye q copy ffee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

winule Davis took her ffst slsiehride n
Syracuse the other dsy. Her psps took
his nfst slsyrIde At boil Run. Hut no
doub, the daughter was more klliing 81
Syracuse than the oil gentleman Was 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

A gentleman IA New Oflesn. Vas 'grse'
.bly surprised u DAD plump turkey
served up for nj, dinner. and irqalrsd OF
his ssryan, how II was obtained. why.
sab" replied simbo. "ist turkey uM
roos,ln' on our fence three nighri so de
mawnln' I seize him for De rent OF de
fence
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
4 c. JONES.
Smith .. MaciiniSt.
soufh Pnrts. Maine.

hkaan.ciursr of general mseh nery. steam sn
finss. NIL sofk. spool maehiassY AL tools :,
bolis. 80 ssre~s. taps. dies and ,hils 49, s.a
rspsiref. ><sins. mowing and nrssnns "a
eAlnss pumps u an kints. presses, Euns, pa
tls. kasss. trsps, stc. i. nesfly ana pronptif ~
p>sst sissn snt water piping tons % eroer'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
WHICH oSEt


one % ne. desf.
nat Que,
VIII oil by q h~d With marvellous fcsf.
Ani clasp bsnd.
Cro-ins coii a. IL feel. fnr the spirit iand.
Darling. which onef
Oneofns. dear,
nIt one,
VIII siand by the others cofin bier
Ani look and uefp.
While tboss marble iigs strange slic nee keep
Darling. which one'
One ~ a.. ,.sar.
Hat one.
nv an open grave viii drop tear
And home~srd 80.
The anguish OF an unsharesi gfief 10 knor
pAriins. ~hich onef
one og ne. darling. n must b,
N may - TOO slil slip from me
Or perhaps my iifc may rrsi be done.
I'm Elsd -e 10 not knos
-fssisciei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

The wise poultry keeper lays 10 good
supply OF bone meal or crushed oyster
shells with which 10 feed his hens when
they begin to show signs OF laying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

Wien n.by 80 ass. -. rs'. Asr c.sss'is
Wien ale 80 GAIA. .hs cred fss casiSrA
When ,A,.bsc.n. Ma. ,hs dang 70 Casters.
wAsa .A.Asl chEar,a. Oh. CAV, lAsa cssisrA,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
a CA r D.

ToAli vho are sursring irsm he errors ana
inii.src,ious q yoaih. nsrvoss veaAne-'. cary
s.eay. io..of manhooi. Ac.. viii send srecipe
thaivlli curp you. FREE or cuAh0E Thssrs.'
rsmeiy vas discovered ~ q missionary W s'asA
America. seni ,sifaiiressei enVeiots ptns
ETv. IosrFu 7. iSEAS. Sisi's. p. N's i"s e'p'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
VOLUME LIV.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

g.rresroo,~,c. on practicsi Agricultural top
tcs l. -siicIts.i Addrvss AL commus sthons
intenIied Az this Department ~ AeAi,.L y
TrNAL EuIrOH OKrOHp pEnoCkAt. fAhis' NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
0)ot .hye, January.

ffrs All Flts stopped free ~ DC klise.s
.rsat Ser,o ilestorer. NJ nts amer nrss
uss. Msrssl0us cures. Treatise snn ~ U.s.
.pitle frra " Fit eases. send n Dr. Iiiae.sii
Arch 80. fnilA.. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
nErApENcE OF NEw ENGLANp.

DkcADLNCb on NkN hNoLASb'
lathe course Of speech on forsfathsr''
Day, Al Pomfrei. Com. j. &. SAeroorne
paid New Englsni The following uion,s
'Notwiihstanding the drain by smigrs'
too during a,iy years. AMI which s nov
golrg on AZ an enormous :aie. New Eng.
Land 10 her happy homes snd peaceful
ueighhorhooi.. In her religious, edaea'
ilonal and social Institutions, stands pre-
smlnent, ant The New Englsnd wsndsrsr.
whether found on The prairie. Of The West
or in the mines of the mountains. or on
The Paclnc coast. or opening up The indus
tries % The new South. iurrs % these 10
stitutlou. Of his native hills for Inspiration
ln establishing Z similar Institutions wherev.
,r ne good hAnd OF Providence may lead
him. TAX of the decsieuce OF Seu Eng'
lani' The strength of The everlasting
hills Il 10 the yelns OF her people, and
New EnglAnd will be The Mecca Ia every
AFTER age 10 the history OF oar country"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
Gro. s. FARSswoRTn.
..yyhv h" exclsjmed little JohnI

-"why!" exclaimed little Johnny,
when be heard his father telling about
.omebody who Vas looking after the
loaves and fi,hes. "thAt's just wha, NAM
ma says abou, Uncle Henry" "Says
about Uncle Henrys' repeated his father
in as,oni,hmen,; "whst do you mean ?
"why, ps, don't you know" said John
ny; "mamma says Uncle Henry only
losfs and fishes"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
I ou Need

w - - W
Ilr utsf rIo-iltr ur.i.lnr. rihe cure
.f anr ser.rns alimfnf % Yon arc sui.
I.nas frm Sraiaia. Gsnerai prblI,.
-fnua.h. f.ter. or klin.g dsra.... FRI,
Ayers ~srararia- the .af.,f l,.f anI
n0si e0on0m.ral t,o,,i rarfrr ia use.
Dc manr years 4 ua. frontirl with
al.tlr arI kHinrf O.n.r..nf ilrannr
Affrs ~1r.ararI.a trII h.rf'f rr0.m.
falnirl ItIn'r,l fnfrt II ani have l0ns
SRA fNe meet saf.sllIf.rF r.sulfs.
.u lout.n|f.i fhaf Aftr.s ~arsarariia Is
The Best Remedy
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